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With the launch of our new website, we are reintroducing visitors to our policy issue areas. Informed by the academic research we fund, these issue areas are critical to our mission of advancing evidence-based ideas that promote strong, stable, and broad-based economic growth. Through June and continuing in July, expert staff have been publishing posts on our Value Added blog about each of these issue areas, describing the work we do and the issues we seek to address. The following post is about Wages. For previous posts on other issue areas, please go to our Value Added home. WCEG — The EquitablogUnderstanding the importance of monopsony power in the U.S. labor market Kate Bahn
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: and Municipal Employees, County, economics and law, Janus v. American Federation of State, labor bargaining power, Labor Market, monopsony power, SCOTUS
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With the launch of our new website, we are reintroducing visitors to our policy issue areas. Informed by the academic research we fund, these issue areas are critical to our mission of advancing evidence-based ideas that promote strong, stable, and broad-based economic growth. Through June and continuing in July, expert staff have been publishing posts on our Value Added blog about each of these issue areas, describing the work we do and the issues we seek to address. The following post is about Wages. For previous posts on other issue areas, please go to our Value Added home. WCEG — The EquitablogUnderstanding the importance of monopsony power in the U.S. labor market Kate Bahn
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: and Municipal Employees, County, economics and law, Janus v. American Federation of State, labor bargaining power, Labor Market, monopsony power, SCOTUS
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With the launch of our new website, we are reintroducing visitors to our policy issue areas. Informed by the academic research we fund, these issue areas are critical to our mission of advancing evidence-based ideas that promote strong, stable, and broad-based economic growth. Through June and continuing in July, expert staff have been publishing posts on our Value Added blog about each of these issue areas, describing the work we do and the issues we seek to address. The following post is about Wages. For previous posts on other issue areas, please go to our Value Added home.WCEG — The Equitablog
Understanding the importance of monopsony power in the U.S. labor market
Kate Bahn